10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ȘTRAS»
Discover the use of
ștras in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ștras and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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The Blackwell Companion to Hinduism - Pagina 110
In fact, verses from the Maha ̄bha ̄rata and entire sections from a number of Pura ̄n.as correspond nearly literally with passages from the dharmasa ̄stras. In addition, even though Kautilya's Arthasa ̄stra is primarily devoted to the study ...
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Encyclopedia of Hinduism - Pagina 186
See also: Bharat Dharma Mahamandala; Brahman; Caste; Dayananda Saraswati, Swami; Dharma; Dharmasa ̄stras; Image worship; Pura ̄n.as; Roy, Rammohan; Sana ̄tana Dharma; Sati; Sharma, Pandit Din Dayalu; Veda Michael S.
Denise Cush, Catherine Robinson, Michael York, 2012
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Proceedings of the 4th European Conference on Management ...
Podstawy teoretyczne, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, Wrocław Straś-Romanowska M. (2002), „Paradoksy rozwoju człowieka w drugiej połowie życia a psychoprofilaktyka starości", [in:] Kaja B. (editor), Wspomaganie rozwoju.
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The Shorter Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy - Pagina 207
The Dharmasa ̄stras define in elaborate detail a way of life based on a division of society into four 'orders' (varas) – priests, warriors, tradesmen and servants or labourers – and, for the three highest orders, four 'stages of life' (a ̄sramas).
Edward Craig, Knightsbridge Professor of Philosophy Edward Craig, 2005
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The Zen Canon: Understanding the Classic Texts - Pagina 17
I mean by this that the sutras and s ́a ̄stras of the entire canon consist of just three types, and the spoken teachings of the Zen gate consist of just three theses. [When the three types of teachings and three Zen theses] are matched up like a ...
Steven Heine, Dale S. Wright, 2004
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The Zen Canon : Understanding the Classic Texts: ... - Pagina 17
Then I should critically evaluate the Zen gates of the various lineages. Each of them has a purport; none is in conflict with the intention of the Buddha. I mean by this that the sutras and s ́a ̄stras of the entire canon consist of just three types, ...
Steven Heine Professor of Religious Studies and Director of Asian Studies Florida International University, Dale S. Wright David B. and Mary H. Gamble Professor of Religious Studies and Asian Studies Occidental College, 2004
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Encyclopedia of Ethics - Pagina 846
The Dharmas ́a ̄stras also lay down rules bearing on matters of broader social importance, such as marriage, professional occupation, inter-caste relations, and inheritance. Purely ritual transgression is still recognized. But states of mind and ...
Lawrence C. Becker, Charlotte B. Becker, 2013
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Applied Ethics and Human Rights: Conceptual Analysis and ...
SaralJhingran in her paper Modern Western Conception of Justice as Equality before the Law and Dharmas ́a ̄stras is of the view that the varnǮa vyavastha ̄ accepted in ancient India was based on birth and hereditary professions and not ...
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The Ramayana Revisited - Pagina 206
Interestingly, the epic kshatriya svayam ̇varas deviate from what is outlined in the s ́a ̄stras; see Kane 1974, pp. 523–524. The authors of the s ́a ̄stras apparently interpreted it as a form of ga ̄ndharva viva ̄ha, which is exactly what Sa ...
Mandakranta Bose Director of the Center for India and South Asia Research and the Institute of Asian Research University of British Columbia, 2004
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Scripturalizing the Human: The Written as the Political - Pagina 178
The brahmanical canon of sa ̄stras is founded on the category of Veda, which means “knowledge” and functions in Hindu traditions as an authoritative category that is ascribed the status of transcendent knowledge and has both textual and ...
